I was brought in as an associate developer to the AAA project to make sure it was completed on time with high quality. I resided in Ohio for a period of three weeks to develop alongside the lead developer.

During that time, I helped with formalizing the architectural plan of the application, offered assistance in deployment and led development projects for several areas of the application.

One fundamental role in the project was to create an online market place and integrate it with an existing SQL Server database. I also created a robust shopping cart and checkout procedure. I also built a web service to manage users in the shopping cart.

The main application was build using a Flash frontend and required data called from the Rails backend. I built a background RESTful interface and helped the lead designer integrate it with Flash.

Integration with other AAA services was also required. I built the front end code to a GIS service, a system for sending emails, and a mechanism to create, store and display unique travel products.

I returned home and continued working on the project through their successful launch in early May of 2008.

Its programming includes an interface to build medical surveys and host a variety of physician specific questionnaires. It resembles a SurveyMonkey like solution specifically tailored to the security and confidentiality concerns of the medical profession.

I developed all the code including user management and payment processing.

A “Web 2.0″ application designed as an all in one solution for medical research.

Physicians can design studies, write surveys and collaborate with peers. A unique challenge with this project was patient confidentiality. I built a secure system focused on patient anonymity.

The project also required a regular, non-intrusive, payment processing mechanism which I implemented.

A community area allows physicians to discuss emerging research and develop new studies. Includes a regularly updated blog.